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The Week In Review
Tue 20th June to Mon 26th June
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
Rumoured £100m budget for Met change professionals 'absurdly extravagant'
26/06/17 - The force is recruiting 100 people across 32 areas to help shape 'transformation'. • The rumoured £100 million budget to recruit 100 “change professionals” into the Metropolitan Police has been labelled “absurdly extravagant”. The force is recruiting the staff to help “transform” delivery of servi
Northumbria saving thousands of working hours by removing 'checking of checking'
20/06/17 - Chief Constable Steve Ashman says ideas have come from the front line. • Northumbria Police is saving time by removing sergeants and inspectors checking requirements for volume crime work carried out by front line officers. According to Chief Constable Steve Ashman the force has been able to save the equivalent to 12 full time sergeants and
Accidentally blowing up car cost force thousands
26/06/17 - Following the controlled explosion, it later emerged police had parked the vehicle after the owner had been taken ill. • A controlled explosion on an ill motorist's car, which had been parked by officers on police property, has cost the force more than £2,500. Bomb disposal experts were called to what police described as a "
- 21/06/17 - Commissioner concerned about stretched frontline officers
- 26/06/17 - Force to benefit from mental health service shake-up
- 23/06/17 - Regional fed chairman calls for "proper recognition of the job" in terms of pay
- 26/06/17 - Death six days after arrest sparks IPCC investigation
- 21/06/17 - Government considering U-turn on funding formula
- 26/06/17 - Six officers injured in clash with protesters
- 26/06/17 - Damning report into privatised prison probation service
- 23/06/17 - Merseyside chief says force 'struggling' to cope
- 26/06/17 - Voters support end of public sector pay cap
- 21/06/17 - Officer who survived attempted murder by lone female terrorist 'more determined' to serve
- 23/06/17 - Police will struggle to deal with large scale riots NPCC chief warns
- 22/06/17 - PC wounded during London Bridge attack receives honorary WWE belt
- 21/06/17 - WMP launches counselling service for officers
- 23/06/17 - Chiefs want government to divert IPCC funding increase to forces
- 21/06/17 - Counter-terror lead's warning over impact of unprecedented threat
- 23/06/17 - Dishonest special lacking 'respect for authority' dismissed
Features
Digital investigation techniques which helped solve a murder
Detectives share some important methods they used to help catch two killers. • Businesswoman Sadie Hartley was found dead around 10pm on January 15, 2016. She had been stabbed repeatedly. The day before she had been at a work conference which she left at around 4pm. It first appear
- Detective casebook: A 15-year-old's murderer had confessed but an extra charge was needed
- The three elements leaving us vulnerable to terrorism
Comment
Theresa May's PCC policy has been dealt a huge blow
Introduced so the public could vote for someone who had the power to hire and fire chief constables, the very point of their existence has surely been called into question, writes Ian Weinfass. • As much as I hate to kick a woman when she’s down, the smooth running of one of Theresa May&rsqu
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